Overview

Treatments in Armenia

Cosmetic and dental treatments we can help you plan. Each page explains in general terms what is involved, which questions you should ask the clinic and what we organise.

Hair transplant

Transplanting your own hair follicles, e.g. using the FUE or FUT technique. We explain the process and planning, and organise your trip to Yerevan.

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Dental implants & veneers

Dental implants as artificial tooth roots and veneers as thin facing shells. We help with planning, cost overviews and scheduling appointments.

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Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty)

Removal of excess skin from the upper or lower eyelids. Information on the process, questions for the clinic and travel arrangements.

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Facelift

Surgical tightening of the face and neck, in various forms. We clarify organisational questions and support you with your planning.

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Nose reshaping (rhinoplasty)

Changing the shape or size of the nose, sometimes combined with correction of the nasal septum. Information on planning and the process.

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Breast surgery (mammaplasty)

Breast augmentation, lift or reduction. We explain which questions you should ask and organise appointments and travel.

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Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)

Removal of excess skin and fatty tissue from the lower abdomen, possibly with tightening of the abdominal muscles. Information on planning.

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Liposuction

Removal of localised fat deposits through fine cannulas – not a method of weight loss. We support you with planning and organisation.

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Mommy makeover

A combination of several procedures after pregnancy, e.g. on the breasts and abdomen. We explain what to bear in mind when planning.

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Buttock contouring with own fat (BBL)

Transfer of your own fat to reshape the buttocks (‘Brazilian butt lift’). A procedure with particular risks – we provide factual information.

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Important information before you decide

Every surgical or dental procedure involves risks and possible complications. Nobody can guarantee a particular result.
Whether a procedure is suitable for you can only be assessed by the treating doctor after a personal examination and consultation. This page does not replace medical advice.
Armenia is not part of the EU or the EEA. Statutory health insurers generally do not reimburse treatment there; cosmetic procedures without medical necessity are, as a rule, paid for privately. Please clarify any questions about cost coverage with your health insurer in advance.
If complications arise after a cosmetic operation that was not medically indicated, your statutory health insurer must require you to contribute an appropriate share of the treatment costs (§ 52(2) SGB V (German Social Code, Book V)). Ask in advance about insurance covering follow-up costs or complications.
The treatment contract is concluded directly with the clinic in Armenia; Armenian law generally applies. Ask for the consent documents and the contract in a language you understand well.

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We explain how a treatment trip to Armenia works, what costs may arise and what to look out for when choosing a clinic – without obligation and without time pressure.

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